snow is tapering off, still snowing over much of the area, but highway 80 is winding down. chains are still required going into, and out of the tahoe area, our 24 hour totals vary from a quarter inch in places like san jose to over an inch in clover dale. snowfall totals in the sierra 18 inches in squaw valley only six inches in south lake tahoe. there is an avalanche advisory. and more showers coming our way. we'll take a look in just a moment. >> thank you. >> and the weather is much more intense in the mid west. violent storm system spawns tornadoes killing nine people in ill skpil missouri. there will be a live report from one of the hardest-hit areas in 10 minute ootz wife of ross mirkarimi suffered a legal defeat today in efforts to get key evidence against her husband thrown out of the domestic violence case.

the judge rejected a motion to throw out pictures showing bruises on the arms of lopez, as well as a videotaped statement she gave to a neighbor. lopez's attorney claims the statement and grotz were protected under attorney-client privilege because lopez thought the neighbor was an attorney. >> the entire fabric of this judicial system is dependent on attorneys holding up our responsibilities including keeping a client's confidence to ourselves. >> the judge rejected lopez's motion that the case be thrown out. the judge ruled lopez does not have legal standing. mirkarimi has pleaded not guilty to three misdemeanor counts. >> and one time hell's angels member captured saturday after a four-month long search made a court appearance today. and he's accused of shooting

another hell's angel member at a fub funeral. >> steven ruiz appeared calm in court this afternoon, he's facing homicide charges stemming from an argument in october. the motive is still unknown. >> the 39-year-old steven ruiz was brought into the courtroom under heavy security. but there is no evidence of hell's angels inside or outside of the courtroom. ruiz is be being charged with a count of homicide in the death of another hell's angel member at oakhill cemetery, both there for the funeral of the san jose's hell's angels chapters president. defense attorney told reporters after arraignment he will be filing a request for a gag order. >> we don't want to spoil the jury pool by negative publicity. that is all.

the only way he's going get a fair trial is with juror who's have not made their minds up before coming to work. >> ruiz arrested saturday in a motel after eluding police for three months. we asked his attorney if still associated with the hell's angel autos when something this drastic happens he's shunned as religion shuns people. he is then excommunicated to use the catholic term, disassociated to use a term used in various organization autos ruiz told his attorney ze not need special protection inside jail. he's expected to enter a plea when returning to court in two weeks. he's being held without bail. >> with heightened security there was a tense moment at the hall of justice this afternoon ai. jail house visitor droppings something out of his pocket, it was a

popper a small firecracker. you can imagine, deputies were all over him. >> and some people what you wouldn't to change the way san francisco gets water kicks off their campaign today. under the plan the city could stop using the hetch hetchy reservoir. the group advocates the use of local water resources. >> you know right now no one is saying that it drained or the dam torned down. not yet. the organization to restore hetch hetchy is filing paper work today. what proponents want is for officials to come up with ways to maximize the supply without using the hetch hetchy reservoir, in other words it could be more sustainable if the city did things like recycle water, and the city does not collect rainfall.

there are things they say we can do that would allow us to not depend on hetch hetchy. currently san francisco gets its water from the river, it's one of nine reservoir that's store the water. and they say then, the city would goin think about returning valleys to how it was before. >> but we filed today with the ballot initiative that doesn't require hetch hetchy be restored but requires for san francisco to develop a plan to reform it's 19th century water system and figure out ways to adopt more sustainable practice autos supporters will need to gather nearly a thousand signatures in order to put initiatives on the november ballot. one of the main opponents of the plan is san francisco mayor ed lee. >> this ais a wasteful idea is that that doesn't reflect, i think the care that we've had

for the system. and how we've taken care of it. the value of having clean water and clean power for the bay area. >> it's not only san francisco, by the way. about a third of bay area residents benefit from the water system. the cost to come up with a plan is $8 million. the group restore hetch hetchy is proposing the money come from the water system plant managed by the san francisco p.u.c. this the -- in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> oakland officials are zeroing in on 100 city blocks they say young people need jobs. abc 7's nick smith is explaining the city's 100 blocks initiative. nick? >> good afternoon, the 100 block initiative zibed to target some of the toughest neighborhoods. the mayor believes young people given professional opportunities for development

early on make different choices than what their surroundings dikt yait. there are 700 job opportunities in parks and rec, police, fire and oakland public housing departments. the city's 100 blocks initiative focuses on creating positive change on the 5% of the city seeing more than 90% of the violent crime a cording to the mayor troubling numbers she places at 20% for east oakland. >> barack obama took 500 jobs and made it a thousand jobs and then, went to zero. >> having people expect a certain level of responsibility from you is important in building up confidence and agency and making them feel a part of something. >> since there will be no money coming from washington the mayor is depending on grants as well as their own efforts from the city funds to troin dus young people to the work force. >> summer jobs will not distract us from the streets and help us not do bad things.

>> the jobs zibed for residents of oakland. the goal providing a thousand jobs this summer. with 50% of the jobs going to students who live in the 100 block neighborhood. >> a teen-aged girl wounded during a deadly shooting rach yaij is back home tonight. the 18-year-old left the hospital tonight. three students were killed. new reports say the suspect may have used his grandfather's handgun to carry out the attack. it was missing after the shooting. a gag order on information relating to this case has now been imposed by a judge. >> coming up next, we'll take you live to southern illinois for a look at tornado damage there. one woman told us she found her neighbor blown into her backyard. >> the net flix library getting thinner. what you won't see.

>> and ahead, the changes making a couple caltrans stations, cal train stations easier to use. >> and at 4:09 checking traffic, really unusual look at the skyway here, it's traffic heading into east bay from left to right going to the lower deck of the bay bridge that is tied up and today, it's free throwing -- flowing. on the right side of the screen, it's heading south, just a crawl, kind of a strange day. they come on and get off the bay bridge. swus, there is more to

deadly tornadoes left small towns flattened in kansas, missouri and illinois.

some of the worst damage is in harrisburg, six people have been killed. reporter ben bradley is in harrisburg now. what is the situation? >> we're standing in just one of nearly 300 homes damaged or destroyed in a small southern illinois community that only has 9,000 residents. most of them were asleep at 5:00 this morning when sirens sounded. 13 hours after the storms struck, sharon murray can't believe her eyes. >> it's gone. you know? it's like your life is wiped out. and, but, i've had a lot of family and friends and we've been digging through and did find picture and my dad's bibles. that is what is important. >> they weren't home at 5:00 this morning she was at work at the local hospital. next door, bob and his wife micky sought shelter in their bedroom. the only part of the home the storm spared. >> i took about five steps

into my hallway and looked up. and there went the roof of my house, just, gone. i was looking up at the sky. you know? >> the national weather service began warning the possibility of a tornado touchdown 27 minutes before it roared into harrisberg. that apartment building was the first stop before 170 miles per hour winds worked their way northeast, killing six and damaging nearly 300 homes and businesses. now, nel found her severely injured neighbor had been blown into her backyard. >> i kept her until they got an ambulance. >> help is already on the way. governor quinn declared a state of emergency, opening the door for federal disaster assistance. >> what is inspiring is how many people are banding across illinois, rising to the occasion helping their neighbors. >> we'll rebuild this city. we will make this city stronger.

and this will stop stop use at the murray home a sense of humor eases the sense of loss. >> what is next? >> move in with us scram-! >> and an overnight curfew is going into affect to keep people out of the disaster zone and try to discourage anyone intent on trying to take advantage of people who already lost so much. back to you. >> and mid west known for tornadoes and it's early in the season. isn't it? >> incredibly early. we have abnormal weather. the high temperatures today soaring past 60 degrees, that sets up the disaster zone where the friction in the atmosphere occurs and you can get tornadoes. it's tomorrow, march 1 begins severe weather awareness month here. >> thank you. >> and turning to business news now, apple now worth more than some european nations.

that story and more in today's after the bell report. john? >> and this is incredible. apple's value jumping into a new zip code, investors pushed up the stock and today it's worth $500 billion. take a look. shares now trading above $542. since apple reports earnings in january, stock has been unstoppable, climbing 19 of the 25 trading days since. and there is excitement tied to the ipad on wednesday, just one of the hot products. just for context, $500 million in an elite club. exxon was worth this level in 2008. microsoft all got to that level about a decade ago. other big story today is net flix, starting tomorrow if you

want to stream "toy story 3" you're out of luck. that film and 8 huj others will vanish because the deal with stars -- starz expires at midnight. starz owns 25% of the recent movie streaming rights. hbo owns 40%. they try to challenge net flix with it's hbo to go service. and net flix only has access to owning rights to about 15% of the recently released films, take a look at numbers, stocks closing lower after the federal reserve gave no sign the fed will stimulate the economy. your bloomberg index down slightly. apple closing higher and there is elsewhere, james murdock stepped down as executive

chairman of news international. this eight months after the phone hacking scandal and finally microsoft coming out with new software today, windows 8 now available for testing. a preview can be down loaded giving consumers an early peek at software designed to rival the touch screen features on the ipad software, let's users store applications in internet-based cloud to switch between computers and windows phones. in san francisco, bloomberg west, back to you guy autos thank you. everything going to the cloud. >> yes. >> including... >> yes. >> and by this time of the day we'd be seeing blue skies. >> things work out just the way we said there would. there are interesting cloud formations. and if you're headed to the clouds this is a great view from. angles the sky looks

dramatic. and at the moment conditions are calm. look at live doppler 7 hd. there is widely scattered showers in the north bay and moving east. down the sounl bay, lighter and more widely scattered areas of spotty showers. and that is just about it at the moment but there is more coming our way into tomorrow. temperatures are in a uniformed range. these are the highlights. there are showers overnight, more numerous showers occurring tomorrow, thursday, warming trend beginning friday. one more day of wet weather then trying out tr. tl is a high surf advisory in effect and swells 11 to 14 feet and at the moment weave heights around 10, 10, 11 feet.

in this sierra, we'll see about six to 12 inches of new snow, two to four feet of snow above 6,000 feet and hazardous conditions and travel delays are likely with this weather. satellite radar shows we're in between systems now and the weather swept through during early morning hours, second one coming our way. there is just a few likely tonight. we'll start at 7:00 and during evening and overnight hours, there will be some widely scattered showers and snow levels down to 4,000 feet. and there are more showers tomorrow, then, over by 5:00 in the afternoon. and sooner. and we'll get clearing late in the day and rainfall totals from tomorrow's event won't

amount to much. there is a tenth of an inch to half an inch. and there are lows into the same range as last night. mid-40s for the most part. tomorrow's highs in a rather uniformed range. here is the -- let me show you south of us, highs near monterey bay. there are accu-weather forecast, looking at how much milder weather is going to be. drying out and warming up friday. weekend going to be mild sunday. highs around 70 degrees and we maintain mild temperatures through the week. there will be breezy. yeah for rain and snow. >> and sunny weekend. >> there is a bigger yeah for that. >> remembering one of pop music's first cd star autos then a suggestive political ad for rush's presidency.

>> then at 5:00 under fire for hunting this big cat. the state's top fish and game official fires back.

the most popular member of the monkees, davy jones has passed away. >> on the red carpet, rachel smith has more he was one of

the original heart throbs of the pop music scene. davy jones died today at age 66. he suffered a heart attack at his florida home. he joined the monkees in 1956. former monkey posted this statement, it is with great sadness i reflect on the sudden passing of my long time friend david jones, his talent will be missed his gift with us always, and happier news now, it's a boy. jennifer garner celebrating the birth of their third child, born monday in santa monica. he has two big sisters ages three and six z a few celebrity moms including tiffani theissan turned out for the baby shower alba says being a mother transformed her live. >> i think i never knew how

amazing the love would be. it's unconditional. it's endless. it's never ending. >> and if she plans on having more, alba answered "we'll see". we hope to see you for breaking news. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> there is a lot on the line and it's less than a week away. it's the big push to super tuesday. where republican candidates stand in the 10 states. >> and one who will be looking to california for campaign cash. >> barrels of california gasoline as prices here at the pump skyrocket. i'll have a live report. >> clouds still around with some sunny skies. but we have more showers on the way. i'll tell you when they'll arrive and where in my forecast coming up.

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and seems like we're headed for $5 a gallon and gas prices in california expected to hit a new record. >> this is happening just as california refineries ship tens of thousands of barrels out of state. laura anthony is live this afternoon in a gas station in walnut creek. laura? >> and this is prices shooting up here at the pump. a fair amount of the gasoline

refined here in the bay area being exported to places like mexico and oregon but experts tell thaws that is a direct result of consumers here successfully cutting back on consumption. why californians pay record prices at the pump refineries are shipping tens of thousands of barrels out of the state. and out of the country every day. >> do you that i can stay here? >> yes. should stay here. >> according to the energy commission last year, the refineries produced over a million barrels of gasoline per day. 10% was exported to other states and countries. that as prices here continue to skyrocket. >> the main driver of the price of gas lien in california and everywhere is the price of oil. >> co-director of the school

of business according to bornstein, californians export when consumption is low. >> it's natural refineries to keep up the machinery are going to look for markets to send the product to. >> some aren't buying this idea that letting californian gas go out of california is a good thing. >> everything they do here they ought to keep here, not sell it to other countries and drive the price up. >> and actually since we've been here, the price of this station went up two cents per gallon. this is one of the lower-priced stations in the area arks cording to western states petroleum association if california refineries do d.not export products folks would be laid off here in california they say they have no choice. and tonight at 6:00 where that

california gasoline goes and to places like oregon where now, gasoline is 40 cents cheaper than it is here in california. >> and cal train unveiled renoations intended to improve service to two stations. cal train completed improvements in santa clara and san jose stations. ridership has grown by 10%. upgrades improving passenger safety. the changes took two years to complete including new platforms and pedestrian underpass. >> politics now. rick santorum and mitt romney splitting michigan delegates in half. romney was the top vote getter there. >> romney is still leading in the overall delegate count. accord together tally he has 153 compared to 87 for santorum. >> now, again, candidates

focusing on super tuesday. >> you're going to have 400 plus delegates up on super tuesday. and this is a race for delegates. it's a long way to be 1144 that he needs. 437 on the block. >> here is what mitt romney said today in ohio. >> hopefully, you can see signs of improvement not because of him in, spite of him. virtually every policy he put in place made it harder fr businesses to grow and hire. >> voters in ohio and nine states will weigh in on tuesday. romney leading in vermont, and massachusetts but trailing in three states where rick santorum and newt gingrich are favored. >> if. >> te see a path forward coming through california. >> i think next thing is that there is a money angle he

thinks it's clear it's going to be long skpechl pensive. >> they're going to have to spend heavily in ohio and other key states to try to close this thing out. >> that means a lot more fund-raisers in california. and the piggy bank of political campaigns. santorum isn't going away. sources say he picked up $9 million in february and he we heard newt gingrich's financial angel tell his financial angels he might give $100 million to the former speaker. >> by the way this is what the republicans wanted. they looked and said they wanted same things. now, it's going to be expensive. >> and there is a long race against hillary clinton made barack obama a stronger candidate but this time around, the rise of super pacs and huge escalation hurt.

romney's negatives are up as he wins. >> here in california we haven't seen much at all yet. how did this compare to four years ago? >> 6% of the advertising in 2008 was determined to be negative advertising. that is what analysts say this, time around? pick a number. >> okay. >> 50. >> i'm go egg to go with 40. >> 15% and gooding to go higher as well. >> 50%. it's stunning. and you can attribute that to guy that's can spend as much as they want. so when they do negative ads it doesn't hurt the candidate. the candidate can say what do you mean? >> right. >> yes. >> and thank you. >> vladimir putin is hoping a new suggestive ad campaign will help him win over younger voters. here is the ad showing an attractive young woman telling a fortune teller its her first

time, voting that is. the madam turns over a picture of putin. he wants to return to the post he held from 1999 to 2008. russians will go to polls this weekend. >> there is more still to come this afternoon. next, rare progress. nuclear talks between us us and north korea. also... >> i'm glad they got to survive. >> some kids finally meet some of the teams they've been helping since the tsunami in japan. >> looking from sutro, still interesting clouds in the sky. but lots of breaking sunshine. when will the next wave of showers arrive is in the answer coming up in just a moment. >> taking a look at traffic in walnut creek now. a little slow if you're heading northbound here on 680. you can see skies are gray there. stay with us. the news continues right afterer

north korea announced it will put a moratorium on nuclear and long range missile tests this, is the first sign prof gres in u.s. efforts to persuade one of the world's most isolated countries to abandon the nuclear program. secretary of state clinton praised the move but says the u.s. has concerns. >> the day's announcement represents a modest first step in the right direction. we, of course, will be watching closely. and judging north korea's new

leaders by their actions. >> make sure north korea is enforcing a moratorium, inspectors will visit the complex and the us aus brie frod vid food aid to the impoferished nation. >> a group of americans blocked from leaving egypt are now being allowed to come home. egyptian officials released the americans among those on trial for allegedly trying to incite protests. only the seven affected by the ban are still in egypt. one of them son of transportation secretary ray lahood. and a chinese television network released this video of a police officer pulling a suicidal mother off of a bridge in beijing, the woman holding a baby climbing over the railing and about to jump. the officer grabbed her.

they say the woman was having family problem autos japanese students to you are vif last year's earthquake and tsunami have lessons on life to share today. they took part of in a program and learning japanese. >> and there is i'm glad they got to survive. >> these kids never had any idea that they couldn't get shg out of the fridge. the fridge isn't there. and. >> students are from a hard hit community. and they arrive friday and will be here until sunday. so far, rosa parks school raised $7,000 for relief. >> taking a look at weather now we're in the waum between

the storm. >> there is a look at how calm it is. this is widely scattered light shower activity. and almost nothing now. sprinkles earlier now moving east of gilroy. let's take a look at our coastal watch here, there ais northwestern swells and breakers at 15 feet. wave heights are rising from 10 to 12 feet now. in the sierra, we have a winter storm warning in affect until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. six owe-to-12 inches of snow likely and two to four feet above 6,000 feet. and chain controls and travel delays. back in the bay area, well, statewide, before i get to the bay area there san act of weather tomorrow, certainly into the sierra. more snow

will fall. here is a look at conditions here tomorrow. we'll have showers touring the day day. high temperatures in a narrow range, mainly mid-50s and wet in the monterey bay area as well to our south. we're going to clear out friday there. is a mild weekend. >> okay. >> thank you. >> and some day, you'll be tibl say i saw them back when. the impressive new movie from talented students. >> and commemorating beef day by chance and by design. stay with us. news at 4:00 continues in just a moment. ñ/ñ/&ñ&ñ&ñ&ñ&ñ&ñfftñ!q

>> you have to know today is february 29th, leap day. some people celebrate by chance, others by design. there is a little perspective on why this is a special day for people. >> it s leap year exists purely for reason that's it takes the earth sliktly more than 365 days to complete an orbit around the sun. some people really make the most of it. the wedding is taking place in san francisco city hall today

look like vows being exchanged on any other day but this is a leap year. the question, why today, is a little delicate. >> i'll let him answer that. >> he picked the date. >> it's a rare occasion. as is getting married. >> william is a newlywed and figured out carefully worded answers will make for a long, happy union. erin and luis are also aware a leap year wedding technically means an anniversary once every four years. >> it's only once every four years, we wanted to have a special anniversary. >> i wanted to be able to remember the day. >> yes. >> and honest gee also healthy for a lasting birth and this birth certificate is, honest that is. danny lazano's doctor and father conspired to change the date on his leap year arriveal. >> the doctor came out after

midnight and said you don't want a leap year baby do you. he goes i don't know. so they have february 28th. >> so happy 13th birthday to danny. congratulations to couple who's say they will celebrate every year and just make leap years extra special. >> disneyland some. >> i think so. >> we're going to disneyland. >> and abc parent company is disney. but on the subject of marriage there is a leap year pra tra decision of women proposing to men. odds of being born on this day are one in 1461. reporting from the newsroom abc 7 news. >> and a moon yumt task is taking place every night this week. take a look at this. crews in the process of a boulder to the los angeles county museum of art. the granite will be part of an

exhibit. the rock is so massive, and job so precaris it's going to take 11 nights to make this journey traveling in late night hours at just eight miles per hour. >> wow. >> that is heavy lifting there. >> island animated fee fewer just won an oscar but where are future animators coming from? >> perhaps a snaul silicon valley cleblg. >> the film is worlds apart. there is an arts program. >> we put a professional level studio inside of the school. so students can get it before they've graduated. >> students get the feeling of what it is like in the world of dream works. industry reacting with praise for the quality of the work. >> they get to work in teams.

and they do the projects. >> if someone is struggling you help them out. >> you keep aprized of what everyone is doing. >> never has the color green meant so much to me. green means it's done. >> it's like a full time job with deadlines. took a year and a half to complete the nine-minute worlds apart. and they'd have an avenue or a venue to get their creative aspirations on the big screen. >> he goes back to 1880s in san francisco. today there are just 250 students, 175 of them in digital arts. logical in silicon valley. >> it's such a small school there is a lot of attention and there is a lot of opportunities to really grow as an artist. >> worlds apart is playing in san jose this week. and that is part of a big dream this, is a festival that

could qualify the film for an academy award nomination. >> studios like to hire these kids because they know they can operate in a team and finish a big project. >> he says 80% to 90% of the graduates are finding work. >> and next at 4:00 two of pro-sports biggest stars coming up. >> we're go together test track for the consumer reports information you want before buying a car. i'm michael finney and will show you which models are ranked as the best of the year, ahead. >> also, bay area man treated to a cruise with davie jones just a couple weeks ago. you'll hear his take of the shocking death today of his close friend. >> that is ahead and diane saw jer here with a look at what she is working on for world news. >> tonight on world news we're there live in the tornado zone

tonight tracking the storms. some have leveled towns and we're going to bring you latest from the scene. also an abc news exchoosive with the presz, bob woodruff holding a big diner for iraqi war vet trans. we're going to tell whaut president cuee

>> we revealed consumer reports rankings of top auto ranking autos taking a look at models that made the lice yes. big changes this year, consumer reports lists vehicles it considers top picks. and this year, one car maker is a real standout. pushing vehicles to their limit evaluating how they do in an emergency situation. and how they handle ef day driving. these are the tests consumer

reports puts vehicles through and its test tracks to find the best performance but that is not all. >> the vehicle also has to be reliable. you don't want to take it to the shop. >> the vehicles have to perform well. if they've gone through industry or government crash tests. >> toyota is back this year. >> the camery hybrid is a top pick for sedan autos resigned hybrid is more engaging to drive and is impressive. >> the family suv category the highlander is the top pick. >> there are issue was reliability. and it show that's very good in terms of reliability and tested well. >> ford and chevy got a top spot. the chevolet avalanche is a

2012 topic for trucks and ford mustang muscled in the car. unlike others it's comfortable and gets good fuel economy, too. others are toyota rav 4 and sierra for family homes. larry? >> thank you. >> and michael jordan's long time resident dense is for sale but you're going to need a boat load of money to buy it. it has 56,000 square feet of space including nine bedrooms, 15 baths and five fireplaces tlchl is a guest house, a pool area and three climate controlled garages and there is an indoor basketball complex. there is a full size

regulation court. this could be yours for a cool $29 million. they both became national phenomenons and now, tim tebow and jeremy lin are now good buddies. they became friends after lif became an overnight sensation with the new york knicks. they now talk on the phone regularly. >> i really like him. i respect him a lot. i've had the plea thur to get to know him. and he is working hard don't listen to anyone else. >> and they have lots to talk about. there is fame and christian faith. both very religious. each wants to be a pastor when playing days are over. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and the news at 5:00

continues right now. >> avalanche worries raising concerns about the first good snowfall for skiers this season. >> and there are more showers on the way. i'll let you know when they'll arrive. >> firing back. what the top fish and game official are saying tho-to-those who are calling for his head. >> and avalanche advisory is in he affect in the sierra. today's snowfall combined with a weak snow pack are making conditions just ripe for the danger. >> and just look at the rollover accident. the camera moves on fairoaks avenue. >> there is a rain and wind following this duplex fire in san jose. there is concern they'd spread

to other homes. >> let's go straight to sandhya patel to see where rain is showing up tonight. >> let me show you live doppler 7. you'll see that there is showers out there. there are spotty showers around clear lake and towards ukiah area. there is some light returns, you can see there are light returns and lingering showers just northeast of hollister. in the sierra nevada they're guesting snow. there are rain controls and they're expecting more still to come. as far as rainfall totals there is a little over three quarters there. almost two inches of rain there. 28/100ths in san francisco.